Small, clean restaurant with a blue and white theme and flower lights creates a cute, cozy atmosphere. Family-owned by a couple, it offers a quiet, relaxed vibe with friendly service. Portions are generous and prices affordable, making it a spot for authentic Korean food enjoyed at a calm pace.
Pork katsus come out light and crispy with a creamy, well-seasoned inside. The Korean style katsu sauce pairs well, and the tonkatsu stays juicy with a mild crunch. Miso soup is solid too.
Quick lunch options include kimbap and cup-bap, a lunch plate with several sides. Common picks are donkatsu, fish cake soup, and egg croissant sandwich. The spot stays quiet during lunch hours.
Good to know
The restaurant offers big portions and affordable prices.
If you dine inside, you get a free side of fish cake soup.
Expect your order to arrive in about 10 minutes.
Spacious and clean restaurant with a wide layout and buzzing atmosphere around dinner time. Offers fresh, high-quality sushi with generous fish portions and a variety of all-you-can-eat options. Features affordable drink deals including $1 draft beers and hot sake, creating a lively dining experience.
Offers all-you-can-eat sushi with a 90-minute limit at $39.99. Features fresh seafood and expertly crafted nigiri like seared salmon, yuzu jalapeno, and jumbo scallop, plus strong appetizers such as baked mussels and beef teriyaki fries.
Lunch offers an a la carte option priced at $31.99. The menu focuses on individual selections rather than fixed meals.
Good to know
Lunchtime specials are available from Monday to Thursday before 2:30 pm.
The AYCE dining limit is 90 minutes with no to-go bags allowed.
An extra $2 charge applies for each uneaten piece of sushi.
Japanese restaurant offers a calm, trendy atmosphere with dim lighting and a relaxed mood. Sushi stands out as fresh and authentic, often considered among the best in town. Background music can be loud, and prices tend to be on the higher side.
Sushi stands out with fresh, well-prepared rolls and attentive service from the sushi chef. The menu also features grilled chicken teriyaki and tempura fried ice cream that pairs well with strawberry ice cream.
Lunch features sushi and bento specials with decent desserts. Service slows down during busy lunch hours but the spot stays casual and good for groups.
Good to know
Happy hour runs on weekdays from 3 to 6 pm with discounted prices.
The restaurant can get busy, so expect short wait times during peak hours.
Prices for the happy hour menu are significantly lower than regular menu prices.
Small, casual Japanese restaurant with a friendly and chill atmosphere. Self-serve kiosks streamline ordering, and the menu features crispy katsu sandwiches and waffle fries known for their light seasoning. Loud music and limited seating encourage takeout and quick meals.
Crispy and juicy katsu sandwiches like the shrimp and chicken options stand out here. Plates such as the curry katsu with chicken, beef, or pork come with well-balanced flavors and perfectly cooked noodles or sides.
Quick service and well-timed dishes make it a solid choice for a fast lunch. Offers grab or take away options with good deals.
Good to know
They offer a daily $10 Dine-in Special that changes each day.
Parking can be difficult during peak hours; consider nearby options.
The restaurant is small, so takeout might be a better option.
Conveyor belt sushi passes by booths designed for small groups, creating a high-tech dining setup with robot-delivered drinks. The atmosphere feels cozy and social, suited for dates and casual meals. Tables feature screens for ordering, adding to the modern, self-serve experience.
Sushi comes fresh and fast from a conveyor belt and a touch screen menu with quick delivery. The variety includes sushi rolls, ramen, and drinks, with a notable eel sauce that stands out.
Booths create a casual lunch date vibe. Takeout options suit a quick meal. Lunch hours tend to be less crowded.
Good to know
Parking is easy with ample space available near the restaurant.
Expect about a one-hour wait for a party of seven on weekends.
Downloading the app allows you to join the waitlist and skip the line.
Buffet restaurant offers a spacious layout with attractive decor and a Vegas-style lively atmosphere. The vibe is cozy and inviting with classical music creating a warm, upscale feel. It fills with a vibrant crowd, especially on weekends, making it energetic and a bit noisy.
Fresh and tasty sushi stands out, with sashimi salmon and tuna especially good on weekends. The buffet offers a huge selection including sushi, traditional Chinese dishes, hibachi grill, and quality wasabi.
Plenty of food options are available for lunch with service until 4:00 pm at a lower price than dinner. Weekend and weekday lunch dishes stay consistent despite a price difference.
Good to know
Expect long wait times during weekends due to high customer volume.
Prices are lower from Monday to Thursday; weekends are more expensive.
Reservations are recommended for large parties to ensure seating.
Shabu-shabu restaurant offers wide selection of broth choices with customizable spice levels from mild to explosively spicy. The space feels very clean and welcoming with good portions and premium meats that surpass nearby competitors. It stays quiet and empty during off-peak hours, allowing easy seating without wait times.
All-you-can-eat Shabu Shabu lunch offers a hands-on dining experience with fresh ingredients. Sukiyaki features a mild broth paired well with raw eggs for dipping.
Lunch includes a seafood set large enough for two or for leftovers. An all-you-can-eat lunch Shabu Shabu option is available as a special.
Good to know
They offer an all-you-can-eat (AYCE) lunch special option.
Expect a wide selection of broth choices to customize your meal.
The restaurant was empty at noon on Sunday, with no wait time.
Small indoor space offers quiet atmosphere with occasional outdoor seating. Sushi rolls come in very large portions and prices tend to be on the higher side. Sauces like eel and spicy mayo stand out as notable features.
Sushi here is fresh and comes with excellent sauces like eel sauce and spicy mayo. Bento platters and rolls like the dynamite and baked salmon roll stand out for flavor and value.
Lunch features a lunch roll special that offers good value for sushi or sashimi cravings. Families often come here for grab-and-go meals suitable for kids and adults alike.
Good to know
Paying cash avoids an extra fee for credit card transactions.
They offer several specials throughout the week, including half-price second rolls.
The miso soup is included with your order.
Open kitchen reveals sushi preparation, creating an engaging dining experience. Atmosphere ranges from elegant and inviting to noisy and crowded, with cramped seating and loud music common during busy times. Popular for all-you-can-eat sushi, it draws large crowds and long waits.
Offers an all-you-can-eat sushi menu with a reasonable price. The sushi stands out as the star of the restaurant with consistently fresh and tasty options.
Lunch offers all-you-can-eat sushi at a lower price than dinner. Sushi chefs work quickly to serve the crowd, but expect a long wait around midday. The value for the price is solid.
Good to know
The price is $39.99 per person on weekends, increasing to $50 later.
Expect a 2.5-hour wait to get seated during peak times.
You cannot take leftovers from the all-you-can-eat menu and will be charged for excess.